Wolverhampton Schools FA can look back on another hugely successful season of secondary school football across the city. There have been 12 divisions across Years 7, 8, 9, 10 and Post-16, with schools involved from across Wolverhampton competed in a comprehensive programme of inter-school football. These leagues provided opportunities for hundreds of young people to represent their schools, compete regularly and enjoy the unique experience of playing competitive football agai

Throughout the 2025-26 season, hundreds of children from across the city were given the opportunity to represent their school in competitive matches and by doing so they were able to enjoy the experience of playing football with their friends. Whatever their level of experience, every player had the opportunity to develop their skills, improve their understanding of the game and, most importantly, build up their confidence. The importance of primary school football extends fa

Well done to The Bridge Centre football team from Aldersley High School, Wolverhampton, who enjoyed a historic week of representative football and were eventually crowned Midlands SEMH Cup champions at St. George's Park after reaching the final with a spirited 3-2 semi final win over Queensway from Telford at the Wolves Training Ground in Compton Park. This game was a close end to end thriller played in blazing sunshine but it didn't start in the way in which we had hoped whe